ImportError: No module named gtk

Question

How do I change it so that instead of it being 1 2 it is 1 - 2.

Here's the code:

$page = $_GET['p'];

for($i = 1; $i <= $totalpages; $i++){ 

if ( $page == $i ) {
echo "<b>$i</b>";
} else {
echo "<a href='?p=$i'>$i</a>-";
}

At the moment with the - at the end it comes up as 1-2- but I want it to be 1-2 instead.

Thanks in advance.

Solution

sudo apt-get install python-gtk2

should fix this. These are the python bindings for GTK, which is a graphical package used to build the GUI for software-center.

axi is something else entirely, try typing

sudo apt-get install afnix

into a terminal and see if that fixes it.

Comments

[Yuriy Leonov]

For ubuntu 20.04 - askubuntu.com/questions/1235271/…

[Hugo]

Thanks a lot but when I go to mywebsite.com/?p=1 it shows up as 1 2.. Any ideas?

[Hugo]

Hang on, it does work. It might've just been the page load time?

[Dalmas]

Probably something with your browser's cache.

[Rick_2047]

I reinstalled a bunch of python packages, now software center is working but afnix did not solve the axi problem. The search bar that is supposed to be present on top is not there

[John Lyon]

When you say "It has something to do with module named axi.", what specifically does it tell you? Does running sudo synaptic from the command line throw errors or warnings mentioning axi? Feel free to edit your original question with the detail.

[Rick_2047]

Its working now, I reinstalled everything related to axi.

[John Lyon]

No worries, consider adding what you did as an answer in case other people come across the same problem as you.

[Steve Kroon]

I still get the "ImportError: No module named gtk" when running fslint-gui, even though I do have python-gtk2 and python-gtk2-dev installed. Suggestions? (I also get the error in the Python interpreter.)

[John Lyon]

@SteveKroon this normally happens if you're using multiple versions of python on the same machine - you may need to install python-gtk manually for the python version you're having trouble with. Feel free to open another question if you're still having trouble as I think it's a different issue.

[Steve Kroon]

@jozzas: Yeah, turns out the problem was I have anaconda installed, and then the gtk module is not on the path when fslint-gui launches python with "#!/usr/bin/env python". I did a hacky fix of changing that to specify the system-wide python, but that will break when the fslint package gets a new update, I guess. Would be nice to have a more robust fix.